I'm looking for information about Gypsy's War Room. An obvious place to start would be with Rick Mead. I haven't been in touch with him for a very long time. Anyone have a contact I can use for him?

But aside from Rick's input, I'm interested in other people's recollections about the site. And did he host a game? And while we're at it, about Rick himself. I can cover details like what he did for the EIS forum, etc, but if anyone played with him or has any interesting stories about him, that would be great.

Thanks!

talking to art right now ... haven't seen him on team speak for about 6 months

no luck with art .... did some searching got his email and phone number .... going to try his email before attempting to call

you can go to this site

http://web.archive.org/web/*/http://www.azi.com

the first time warroom shows up is

Jun 10, 1998

once at the site all the links will go to his other pages ... also the files can still be downloaded

the other dates should provide more info if he added any

Happy Hunting

Wow, Guard, you just made this a whole lot easier. I've heard about this site but didn't realize it had fully archived websites. This will make it possible to track down and document all of the best old sites that are long gone. Thanks!

holy crap its guardian. I remember playing games against you.

I was browsing gypsys website. wow its a flash back. it was fun reading it.

The wayback machine is great, but many (if not most) embedded links are not archived.

@guardian - hello James, long time no see.

Hello Tweety and Kav .... been a long time to say the least

I agree Kav , that the wayback has some hits and misses .... when it hits thou it can be nice .... also hate that you need the URL to find some things .... I can't find my old original site when I was on Road runner back in 98 or 99 ( can't remember the url )

JP : no luck with gypsy

James

Hey SG , how's it been going

I found my old link on RR today ... http://web.archive.org/web/200008170655 ... agonelite/ ... sad thing is it didn't start keeping info till Dec 2000 .... so it only directs to the current site

JP,

The Internet Archive is great, I'm working on a book about the local school board, and found a bunch of books there that were written by Ryerson, the man who overhauled Ontario's educational system in the middle 1800's.

Wayne aka The Mad Hatter